Yes, it does. It means specifically that in this context. Please move beyond high school physics, kthxbye. Let me know when you understand this: http://physics.ucsc.edu/~peter...
The headline is not fail, your understand is. I suggest you read Collective Behavior of Interwell Excitation in Double Quantum Wells by Larionov and Tomofev.
if a legit user can hack you systems, the user password isn't your problem. So many site make you enter a secure password to protect their systems. Ignoring the fact that a malicious person could set up an anonymous account.
It's not as big as an issue as the make it out to be. In all likely hood, the person at fault won't be the autonomous vehicle, but a different manually controlled vehicle. So insurance will fall on the vehicle at fault, not the vehicle that responded so no, insurance won't be a huge part of this.
If the autonomous car runs amok, then it's a manufacturer defect.
"Pinto was as safe as, or safer than, other cars in its class." which simply means they where all poorly designed and Pinto drew the short straw. . 27 people died because of that defect, the fact that it was in most cars is irrelevant. They knew about the defect internally and choose not to fix it.
"However, this argument is undermined by the existence of open-access journals that charge authors nothing and have negligible operating costs. " yes, and they host any bad, bad studies.
No, the media calls him math genius because he calls himself a math genius. Also, he believe PI has an end. from the neurologist's preliminary report:
We studied the patient JP who has exceptional abilities to draw complex geometrical images by hand and a form of acquired synesthesia for mathematical formulas and objects, which he perceives as geometrical figures. JP sees all smooth curvatures as discrete lines, similarly regardless of scale. We carried out two preliminary investigations to establish the perceptual nature of synesthetic experience and to investigate the neural basis of this phenomenon. In a functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study, image-inducing formulas produced larger fMRI responses than non-image inducing formulas in the left temporal, parietal and frontal lobes. Thus our main finding is that the activation associated with his experience of complex geometrical images emerging from mathematical formulas is restricted to the left hemisphere.
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"Fucking evil cunts."
I understand the sentiment, but considering the context, that was pretty bad wording.
Almost Human is really, really good. Or was.
Transcendence, isn't.
sweet. Please define free will.
http://physics.ucsc.edu/~peter...
what do you mean 'nearly'?
Nope.
So may physics ignorant people on slashdot.
uhg.
Yes, it does. It means specifically that in this context. Please move beyond high school physics, kthxbye.
Let me know when you understand this:
http://physics.ucsc.edu/~peter...
then we will talk.
with 0 dimensions, hence points.
The headline is not fail, your understand is.
I suggest you read Collective Behavior of Interwell Excitation in Double Quantum Wells by Larionov and Tomofev.
Also:
http://physics.ucsc.edu/~peter...
YOU should also be aware the electrons are Zero(0) dimension objects.
2 dimension objects can occupy 3d space and still be 2 dimensional.
if a legit user can hack you systems, the user password isn't your problem.
So many site make you enter a secure password to protect their systems. Ignoring the fact that a malicious person could set up an anonymous account.
And of course Organic farming uses more pesticides, and is far more harmful to the environment, and has no gain over modern science based farming.
http://theness.com/neurologica...
It kinda is.
You can't include everything. Most people don't have the correct response to that situation to begin with.
Of course, as more of these vehicles get on the road, they will start communicating with each other and that alone will drop accidents.
I see scenarios where an event begins to occur, and 100 cars all have a minor response to support crash avoidance for one car.
no. almost always the are charged with nothing.
The exception is generally* for people at plow through people for no reason.
*except in New York where you would need to do it twice before being charged.
+1 selfish short sighted asshole!
It's not as big as an issue as the make it out to be. In all likely hood, the person at fault won't be the autonomous vehicle, but a different manually controlled vehicle. So insurance will fall on the vehicle at fault, not the vehicle that responded so no, insurance won't be a huge part of this.
If the autonomous car runs amok, then it's a manufacturer defect.
"Pinto was as safe as, or safer than, other cars in its class."
which simply means they where all poorly designed and Pinto drew the short straw.
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27 people died because of that defect, the fact that it was in most cars is irrelevant.
They knew about the defect internally and choose not to fix it.
if they could publicly display requests for how to vote from all constituents, and then compare that to how they actually vote.
"However, this argument is undermined by the existence of open-access journals that charge authors nothing and have negligible operating costs. "
yes, and they host any bad, bad studies.
No, the media calls him math genius because he calls himself a math genius. Also, he believe PI has an end.
from the neurologist's preliminary report:
We studied the patient JP who has exceptional abilities to draw complex geometrical images by hand and a form of acquired synesthesia for mathematical formulas and objects, which he perceives as geometrical figures. JP sees all smooth curvatures as discrete lines, similarly regardless of scale. We carried out two preliminary investigations to establish the perceptual nature of synesthetic experience and to investigate the neural basis of this phenomenon. In a functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study, image-inducing formulas produced larger fMRI responses than non-image inducing formulas in the left temporal, parietal and frontal lobes. Thus our main finding is that the activation associated with his experience of complex geometrical images emerging from mathematical formulas is restricted to the left hemisphere.
retrophrenology at it's finest!
No one else does it, it's another way to look how parts of the brain function.
Acquired savant syndrome is an interesting subject.
I wouldn't call a guy who sees angles and connected shapes a math genius, but it is interesting and unique,
It was a local Dr. and nurses.
And health workers getting assaulted and people stopping them for giving vaccinations has been going on far before that. sadly.
sadly it would be their kids and grand kids that suffer, not the people spreading the lies.